Chapter 107
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Po Sui Tai Di
Chapter 107. 107. Persuasion to Talk Separately
Michael and Emilia finally decided to leave England.
They may think that Scott's statement is a little exaggerated, but when Professor Flitwick agrees with Scott, they have to seriously consider his suggestion.
Professor Flitwick accepted Scott's request to help Scott persuade Michael and Emilia.
Originally, Professor Flitwick suggested to Scott that he could cast a protection spell, or become the secret keeper of the Fidelity Curse, so as to ensure the absolute safety of Scott's house.
But Scott vetoed it.
Michael and Emilia are not wizards, they cannot hide in an isolated house all the time, Scott also hopes that they can have a normal life and social life.
Professor Flitwick can only help persuade Michael and Emilia to relieve Scott's worries.
He gave an example to illustrate the danger of those dark wizards.
"After the Dark Lord himself had failed, one of his dark wizards blew up a street with a spell in front of the Ministry of Magic Aurors. The explosion killed 12 innocent Muggles."
Professor Flitwick made a point of talking about Sirius.
Of course, Scott knew it was actually Pettigrew.
Michael also asked him, "...how did your Ministry of Magic deal with this case afterward?"
"Of course the murderer was in Azkaban, oh, it's a wizarding prison," Professor Flitwick replied, "As for the Muggles, the Ministry of Magic and the Muggle government convinced them there was a gas explosion in that street. "
Michael and Emilia were furious after hearing this, and they began to empathize with the Muggles who were fooled.
"I can't believe I'm saying that..." Professor Flitwick continued, "but I think Dumbledore might be right...he thinks the Dark Lord hasn't really disappeared, and there's even a possibility of a comeback."
Professor Flitwick's persuasion has worked, and it seems to have worked so well... so well that Michael and Emilia start convincing Scott to leave England with them.
They were worried that Scott would be left alone in the wizarding world with no relatives.
The position was reversed, and Scott experienced the annoyance of being constantly persuaded that his parents had experienced a few days ago.
This time it was Scott's turn not to let go, and he insisted on finishing seventh grade at Hogwarts.
He could only say to his parents, "Hogwarts is the safest place in the wizarding world. There is the strongest magic castle there. There is the greatest wizard Dumbledore of this century. He is the only person the Dark Lord fears. We Professor Flitwick was a champion fighter when he was young, and the professors will protect the students."
Besides, the situation in the magic world is still stable. Although there are some turbulent undercurrents, the peace that has lasted for more than ten years has not been broken.
Professor Flitwick nodded again and again, and he did not approve of students dropping out of school.
With his assurances, Michael and Emilia finally agreed that Scott would finish his studies at Hogwarts.
Scott saw off Michael and Emilia at London Heathrow Airport on the last day of the Christmas break.
"Honey." Emilia hugged Scott tightly, "You must come to Spain to spend the summer vacation with us!"
"I will, Mom," Scott promised.
Michael's expression was a little complicated, "To be honest, I never thought we would leave England."
"Sorry, Dad." Scott smiled apologetically, "But why did you have an unusual son?"
Michael also laughed, and he reached out and patted Scott on the shoulder vigorously, "Take care, son."
"I will," Scott said.
He watched his parents go through the security check, and stood in the terminal all the time, watching the planes take off and land on the tarmac through the glass.
He didn't let out a long sigh of relief until the plane carrying Michael and Emilia took off.
Scott turned to leave the airport and walked into a nearby cafe, where Professor Flitwick was still waiting for him.
Scott found Professor Flitwick's booth and expressed his gratitude to the professor for his help.
"Thank you, Professor." He said seriously, "You really helped me a lot."
"fine!"
Professor Flitwick waved his hand.
He pointed to the table, "Are you okay, Scott, maybe you can have some sweets to calm down."
"Thank you."
After Scott sat down, he took a sip of coffee.
"Oh! I'm not used to drinking this."
Professor Flitwick said.
Scott smiled, picked up a fork and ate a piece of dessert.
"Actually... nothing like this has ever happened before."
Professor Flitwick continued.
"Hogwarts has many young Muggle-born wizards enrolling every year, and they have never worried about the safety of their families."
He shook his head, looking a little embarrassed.
"I can understand your thoughts. Mr. Kent's experience has reminded you, and your home address has been exposed by reporters again."
Scott listened to him and nodded.
"I wrote Rita Skeeter, she shouldn't be making things up just to get attention, not only is she exposing your home address, her false reporting will have a bad influence on three Ravenclaw students !"
Professor Flitwick looked exasperated.
Scott knew he was referring to himself, Milton, and Jacob, all three of whom had been photographed in the paper by Rita Skeeter.
This will undoubtedly cause some trouble for them.
Because in the magic world, there are not many fools who would believe the authenticity of the "Daily Prophet".
"I don't think she will follow your advice," Scott said regretfully.
Professor Flitwick sighed helplessly.
"The impact of the newspapers can only be faced by yourself. Of course, I will help you clarify."
"Of course, we'll be fine," Scott said confidently.
"What do you think, Scott?"
Professor Flitwick asked again.
"I mean...you're eager to send your parents away, like you know you're going to have a lot of terrible enemies next."
"Professor, I have had bad enough relations with those ultra-puristic students in Slytherin House."
Scott said.
"After what happened to Miss Travers, I'm no longer optimistic about the bottom line of those people's work."
"Because of that dueling club?"
Professor Flitwick shook his head, looking displeased.
"Severus didn't handle that matter so satisfactorily! It's a pity I wasn't there at the time, otherwise I would have prevented the second duel from happening, punished Mr. Leitlin's score!"
Scott certainly believed he would.
"Professor, with my background, if I want to achieve success in magic, it may be inevitable to have some conflicts of interest with those people." He said.
Professor Flitwick looked at him and nodded.
Of course he understands this.
Although the pure-blood family failed to invest in Voldemort in the last wizarding war, their life is not easy now, but they still have a great advantage.
Dumbledore has no intention of being the Minister of Magic, which has led to unclear political views of the Minister of Magic today, and even wavering between the two factions of wizards.
Because he needs the support of the pure blood family.
Those pure-blood families with deep foundations have always tried their best to control the upward channels in all aspects of the magic world, which makes it very difficult for Muggle-born wizards to achieve some achievements.
Even putting aside these, even if there is no direct conflict of interest, pure-blood families are absolutely unwilling to see the rise of a Muggle-born wizard.
"and……"
Scott said.
"In the recent and modern history of England's wizarding world, Gryffindors and Slytherins have always occupied the center of the stage. In their mouths, Ravenclaws have become nerds, and Hufflepuffs have become waste... ..."
"We're just keeping a low profile." Professor Flitwick emphasized, "We've made a lot of contributions to the wizarding world!"
"Of course, but only we know that."
Scott reveals his ambitions to Professor Flitwick.
"We should let everyone really understand the power of Ravenclaw."
……
Ask for a recommendation ticket
Sorry for the late update these two days.
This is the result of multiple revisions to the manuscript.
Yesterday's plot may have touched the hearts of many people, resulting in a lot less recommendation tickets, so I decided to speed up the end of the plot related to the protagonist's parents and return to school as soon as possible.
(End of this chapter)
Michael and Emilia finally decided to leave England.
They may think that Scott's statement is a little exaggerated, but when Professor Flitwick agrees with Scott, they have to seriously consider his suggestion.
Professor Flitwick accepted Scott's request to help Scott persuade Michael and Emilia.
Originally, Professor Flitwick suggested to Scott that he could cast a protection spell, or become the secret keeper of the Fidelity Curse, so as to ensure the absolute safety of Scott's house.
But Scott vetoed it.
Michael and Emilia are not wizards, they cannot hide in an isolated house all the time, Scott also hopes that they can have a normal life and social life.
Professor Flitwick can only help persuade Michael and Emilia to relieve Scott's worries.
He gave an example to illustrate the danger of those dark wizards.
"After the Dark Lord himself had failed, one of his dark wizards blew up a street with a spell in front of the Ministry of Magic Aurors. The explosion killed 12 innocent Muggles."
Professor Flitwick made a point of talking about Sirius.
Of course, Scott knew it was actually Pettigrew.
Michael also asked him, "...how did your Ministry of Magic deal with this case afterward?"
"Of course the murderer was in Azkaban, oh, it's a wizarding prison," Professor Flitwick replied, "As for the Muggles, the Ministry of Magic and the Muggle government convinced them there was a gas explosion in that street. "
Michael and Emilia were furious after hearing this, and they began to empathize with the Muggles who were fooled.
"I can't believe I'm saying that..." Professor Flitwick continued, "but I think Dumbledore might be right...he thinks the Dark Lord hasn't really disappeared, and there's even a possibility of a comeback."
Professor Flitwick's persuasion has worked, and it seems to have worked so well... so well that Michael and Emilia start convincing Scott to leave England with them.
They were worried that Scott would be left alone in the wizarding world with no relatives.
The position was reversed, and Scott experienced the annoyance of being constantly persuaded that his parents had experienced a few days ago.
This time it was Scott's turn not to let go, and he insisted on finishing seventh grade at Hogwarts.
He could only say to his parents, "Hogwarts is the safest place in the wizarding world. There is the strongest magic castle there. There is the greatest wizard Dumbledore of this century. He is the only person the Dark Lord fears. We Professor Flitwick was a champion fighter when he was young, and the professors will protect the students."
Besides, the situation in the magic world is still stable. Although there are some turbulent undercurrents, the peace that has lasted for more than ten years has not been broken.
Professor Flitwick nodded again and again, and he did not approve of students dropping out of school.
With his assurances, Michael and Emilia finally agreed that Scott would finish his studies at Hogwarts.
Scott saw off Michael and Emilia at London Heathrow Airport on the last day of the Christmas break.
"Honey." Emilia hugged Scott tightly, "You must come to Spain to spend the summer vacation with us!"
"I will, Mom," Scott promised.
Michael's expression was a little complicated, "To be honest, I never thought we would leave England."
"Sorry, Dad." Scott smiled apologetically, "But why did you have an unusual son?"
Michael also laughed, and he reached out and patted Scott on the shoulder vigorously, "Take care, son."
"I will," Scott said.
He watched his parents go through the security check, and stood in the terminal all the time, watching the planes take off and land on the tarmac through the glass.
He didn't let out a long sigh of relief until the plane carrying Michael and Emilia took off.
Scott turned to leave the airport and walked into a nearby cafe, where Professor Flitwick was still waiting for him.
Scott found Professor Flitwick's booth and expressed his gratitude to the professor for his help.
"Thank you, Professor." He said seriously, "You really helped me a lot."
"fine!"
Professor Flitwick waved his hand.
He pointed to the table, "Are you okay, Scott, maybe you can have some sweets to calm down."
"Thank you."
After Scott sat down, he took a sip of coffee.
"Oh! I'm not used to drinking this."
Professor Flitwick said.
Scott smiled, picked up a fork and ate a piece of dessert.
"Actually... nothing like this has ever happened before."
Professor Flitwick continued.
"Hogwarts has many young Muggle-born wizards enrolling every year, and they have never worried about the safety of their families."
He shook his head, looking a little embarrassed.
"I can understand your thoughts. Mr. Kent's experience has reminded you, and your home address has been exposed by reporters again."
Scott listened to him and nodded.
"I wrote Rita Skeeter, she shouldn't be making things up just to get attention, not only is she exposing your home address, her false reporting will have a bad influence on three Ravenclaw students !"
Professor Flitwick looked exasperated.
Scott knew he was referring to himself, Milton, and Jacob, all three of whom had been photographed in the paper by Rita Skeeter.
This will undoubtedly cause some trouble for them.
Because in the magic world, there are not many fools who would believe the authenticity of the "Daily Prophet".
"I don't think she will follow your advice," Scott said regretfully.
Professor Flitwick sighed helplessly.
"The impact of the newspapers can only be faced by yourself. Of course, I will help you clarify."
"Of course, we'll be fine," Scott said confidently.
"What do you think, Scott?"
Professor Flitwick asked again.
"I mean...you're eager to send your parents away, like you know you're going to have a lot of terrible enemies next."
"Professor, I have had bad enough relations with those ultra-puristic students in Slytherin House."
Scott said.
"After what happened to Miss Travers, I'm no longer optimistic about the bottom line of those people's work."
"Because of that dueling club?"
Professor Flitwick shook his head, looking displeased.
"Severus didn't handle that matter so satisfactorily! It's a pity I wasn't there at the time, otherwise I would have prevented the second duel from happening, punished Mr. Leitlin's score!"
Scott certainly believed he would.
"Professor, with my background, if I want to achieve success in magic, it may be inevitable to have some conflicts of interest with those people." He said.
Professor Flitwick looked at him and nodded.
Of course he understands this.
Although the pure-blood family failed to invest in Voldemort in the last wizarding war, their life is not easy now, but they still have a great advantage.
Dumbledore has no intention of being the Minister of Magic, which has led to unclear political views of the Minister of Magic today, and even wavering between the two factions of wizards.
Because he needs the support of the pure blood family.
Those pure-blood families with deep foundations have always tried their best to control the upward channels in all aspects of the magic world, which makes it very difficult for Muggle-born wizards to achieve some achievements.
Even putting aside these, even if there is no direct conflict of interest, pure-blood families are absolutely unwilling to see the rise of a Muggle-born wizard.
"and……"
Scott said.
"In the recent and modern history of England's wizarding world, Gryffindors and Slytherins have always occupied the center of the stage. In their mouths, Ravenclaws have become nerds, and Hufflepuffs have become waste... ..."
"We're just keeping a low profile." Professor Flitwick emphasized, "We've made a lot of contributions to the wizarding world!"
"Of course, but only we know that."
Scott reveals his ambitions to Professor Flitwick.
"We should let everyone really understand the power of Ravenclaw."
……
Ask for a recommendation ticket
Sorry for the late update these two days.
This is the result of multiple revisions to the manuscript.
Yesterday's plot may have touched the hearts of many people, resulting in a lot less recommendation tickets, so I decided to speed up the end of the plot related to the protagonist's parents and return to school as soon as possible.
(End of this chapter)
